Washington
Now that health reform legislation is a fact, all sectors of the insurance industry are scrambling to figure out how their end of the business will be affected. Agents, in particular, are likely to be bombarded with questions from group and individual clients while having plenty of concerns of their own about where they will fit into the new system as the law takes effect over the next few years.
"We're in a major pivot from the politics of health reform to its implementation," said Joel Kopperud, a director of government affairs at the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers.
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